Join LDA of Illinois!
A not-for-profit organizationdedicated to theadvancement of the education and general welfare ofchildren and youthof normal or potentially normal intelligence who havelearningdisabilities of a perceptual, conceptual or coordinative natureorrelated problems.
What Does LDA/IL Do for You?
Here are some of the activities of our volunteer organization which benefit the learning disabled in Illinois:
- Monitor and advise on special education legislation at the federal and state levels.
- Monitor and advise the Illinois State Board of Education on issues dealing with learning disabled students.
- Provide advocacy information and support to parents, learning disabled individuals and professionals.
- Provide scholarships for secondary education for learning disabled students.
- Host the Annual State Conference each year in October, Learning Disabilities Month.
- Provide and support workshops and mini-conferences.
- Publish the quarterly state newsletter, Scope. All members receive the national newsletter, newsbriefs, and most local chapters also publish newsletters for their members.
- Provide a central location, through the LDA/IL State Office, to support LDA/IL and chapter activities and supply information to the general public. Our State Office also maintains a lending library of books, pamphlets, and audio and videocassettes.
- Increase public awareness of learning disabilities in communities throughout Illinois.
Click here for a membership form.